The Scranton tribune., March 18, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

THE SCRANTON TlUJiUNJLTUJJJSDAV, MAHCH 18,
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MONTROSE.
Jpeclal In llic Scranton Ttllnuir.
Montrose Mnrch 17. Ooorco llnltiin,
oi: ninglmmtmi, spent Sunday with IiIb
family lit tlicir home In turn ninco.
QUHtuvc CSorlBSP. Jr., of Gibson, spent
Sunday with frletulB In this nltiee.
ThomiiH Culby, of Dlmock, will re
jiiovo with his fnmlly to Montrose this
spring.
Mrs. II. II. rorilhfun nnd MrB. A. l.
Tltnmn witnessed "Florodorn," ut
Scranton, on Friday evcnliiff.
U 11. TltBWorth wub u visitor in
Hcrunlon lust week.
Hdltor JuincB P. Taylor continues to
Improve In health, but in not yet able
to resume his journalistic duties.
Miss Frances K. Aminerman bus re
turned from Scranton, to which city
she was smnioned by the death of her
father, nnd is again attending to hor
duties as stenographic clerk in the law
ofllcc of YV. D. 11. Alney.
Misses Bunnell and Plerson, milliners,
arc in New York city, studying the new
styles In feminine headgear and select
ing n new spring stock of fashionable
millinery and fancy goods.
Tames Morris, jr., Is confined to his
hoirte, on hake avenue, with an attack
of wleurlsy.
Political signs multiply, pointing to
the popularity among all classes of Ite
lnibllcans, and the people of the county
generally, of the candidacy of Editor
Henry T. Dirchiinl, of the Susnuehanna
Transcript-Ledger, for the Republican
nomination to the state legislature.
The Sunda-i- dinners at the Tarbcll
house are becoming a special feature
at that popular place of entertainment,
and the elaborate and wholesome menu
set forth by Landlord Raynsford yes
terday attracted the patronage of a
largo number of our townspeople.
Homer Greene is AVayne county's
choice "Tor congress, but there arc solid
reasons for the belief that when the
district conference meets, the matter
will bo speedily and satisfactorily set
tled In favor of the people's choice and
Susquehanna county's favorite son
Hon. C. Fred Wright, of Susquehanna.
The funeral services of Miss Emma
K. Richards, whose death occurred at
Scranton on Friday, were largely at
tended from St. Mary's Catholic church
this afternoon, Rev. A. T. Broderick
officiating. The interment was In the
family plot In the Montrose cemetery.
At St. Mary's church last evening, the
pastor,- Rev. A. T. Brodrlck, preached
a powerful and appropriate sermon,
taking as his theme, "St. Patrick, the
Patron Suint of Ireland." He spoke
with special emphasis upon the youth,
the humility, the splilt of prayer and
the faith of St. Patrick. The address
was forceful and eloquent, and was at
tentively listened to by a largo congre
gation. P1TTSTON.
Sprciil to the Scranton Tribune.
Pittstou, March IT. While playing
with pome companions on Spring street
yesterday afternoon, Carl Trumbower,
young son of C. K. Trumbower, of the
Globe 'Warehouse, fell and broke one of
his arms.
Joseph Bolchune, of George street,
this city, who has seen service in the
Philippines with Company E, Thir
teenth Infantry, is expected homo this
week.
For the second time within as many
days Hie Y. M. C. i. team of this city
on Friday evening defeated the Iilooms
burg State Normal school in a game of
basket ball, the score being IG-G. The
game was played in Armory hall, this
city, and was one of the cleanest seen
here this season,
Rev. D. M. George will preach bis
farewell sermon in the Welsh Congre
gational church, this city, next Sundny.
Sol Hirsch, the well known real es
tate dealer of Wllkes-Barre, is engi
neering another project for the estab
lishment of a hosiery manufacturing
mill at Duryeu. Several New York
capitalists have offered to Invest $70,000
In such a venture if local capitalists
will raise $10,000 for a building. Fifty
per cent, of the latter sum has been
already pledged.
Harry Klllian, of Susquehanna ave
nue, has been promoted to Jill the va
cancy in the head clerkship at the Cox
ton office of tlie Lehigh Valley Railroad
company.
Rev. W. L. Riley, D. IX, Held secie
tary of the Anti-Saloon league, spent
tlie day in tills city in the Interest of
the league, This morning he preached
in tlie Broad Street Methodist Episco
pal church, and this afternoon ad
dressed a large gathering of men in the
Broad Stieet Presbyterian church.
HONESDALE.
Epeclal to tlie Scranton Tribune,
Houesdale, March 17. Mrs. Minor
Carr, of Scranton, Is the guest of .Mrs.
Coo Durland,
The Mendelssohn quartette will ap
pear In the opera house this (Tuesday)
evening.' This number closes a sue-
WATCH DOGS.
Ever on the Alert Alive to Every
Form of Oppression Kept on Edge.
Burdened Beyond Endurance,
Nerves Qlve Out.
The machinery of a mill thut grinds
day nnd night 1ms to shut down now
nnd then for repairs, It is the emtio
way with your nerves. Overwork,
dose application, our ways of living
bring about nerve waste that sets up
t-ymptoms of various kinds, it i)u,y
be falling strength, weakness, languor,
headache, sleeplessness, etc. What
ever it Is, nervo force is lacking and
the means of restoring rests with Dr.
A. W, Chaise's Nerve Pills. A great
many people in Scranton vouch for
this.
Among them is sirs. Joseph .Mitch
ell, of No, DIG Linden street, West
Scranton, Pa., who says; "Br, A, W.
Chase's, Nerve Pills mo ilne, I wus nil
out of order, nervous, and could not
Bleep, weak and miserable, The kid
neys were 9lugglsh and tho back lame,
Nothing seemed to help mo until I got
ft bfix of..tie nerve pills at Mutthews
Bros', drug store, No. 320 Lackawannu
avenue, Since I topU thein I sleep well,
don't jerk und talk. My nerves ure
steudy. I feel stiong, und the kidneys
me working well again. I am more
than pleased, and triad, to recommend
tho medicine,"
Br A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are
sold at 60c. a box at dealers, or Dr. A,
W. CJhaso Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y,
See tftat portrait and signature of A.
W. Chaue, M. V., are on every package.
cessful entertainment course, under tho
auspices of the Presbyterian Christian
Endeavor pocioty. The Mcndclssohns
have lind four successful seasons, and
glvo a high class concert. Tho com
pany. Ih strengthened by Helen Faye,
soprano, und Marguerite Smith, an ac
knowledged qUeen of child Imperson
ators. Judge Alfred Hand and daughter,
of Scranton, spent Sunday with Hones
dale relatives.
Saint Patrick's day la passing very
quietly. Aside from tho wearing of the
green, It would not be noticed.
At the primaries Saturday evening,
In his own election district, Colonel Coo
Durland received 217 of the 352 votes
PICTURE
Can you read here
towns in California?
polled, and in Homer Greene's "district
lie received 67 of the 9S votes polled.
The Lackawaxen reached a higher
water mark this morning than at any
time this year, as a result of the warm
weather and melting snow. The recent
flood opened art underground water
vein which passes through the cellars
of tho Delaware and Hudson station
and Spetigue's hardware store. The
pumping has been kept up almost con
stantly ever since the flood.
The announcement of the coming of
the Lafayette college Glee club is hailed
with delight by the lovers of college
songs. Their mandolin and banjo clubs
are pleasing features of their enter
tainment. On their first appearance in
Houesdale, Thursday evening next they
will meet a royal welcome. The dia
gram opens Wednesday morning at
Chambers' drug store.
AVOCA.
The death of Peter McQueen occurred
yesterday morning at the family resi
dence on the West Side, after a brief
illness of paralysis. Deceased was
about HO years of age, and had been a
resident of the town for more than
thirty years. Ho possessed a quiet
disposition, being of a religious turn
of mind. Besides his wife, the
following sons and daughters sur
vive: Mrs. George Frue, Misses Mar
garet and Kate, Peter, Edward and
William, and one brother, Hugh, of
Susquehanna, and one sister, Mrs. Wil
liam Nebone. The funeral will take
place tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
A requiem mass will be celebrated in
St. Mary's church. Interment will be
In St. Mary's cemetery.
Helen, tho 8-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Glnty, of Grove
street, occurred yesterday afternoon at
the homo of her patents on Grove
street. Deceased was a bright little
child and was at school until last
Tuesday. This is the fourth child' they
have lost at that age. The funeral will
tako place tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Tho funeral of John Cumin will take
place this morning from the family
residence In Scranton. The remains
will reach hero at 11.0G o'clock. Inter
ment will be In St. Mary's cemetery.
Rev, D, J, Uustln preached tho ser
mon at the Blessed Virgin's Sodality
reception In St. Mary's church on Sun
day uvenlng.'
Miss Teiesti Burke, of Carbondale,
spent Sunday with friends here,
Mrs. Anthony Swift, of the West Side,
Is suffering from a seveie attack of
bronchial trouble,
HOLL1STERV1LLE.
Special to the Scranton Trjtiuue.
Holllstervllle, March 17. A feeling of
sadness fell upon this community when
hearing of the death of Mrs. Betsey
West, who died at tho home of her son,
William J, West, of Royal, Susquehan
na county, at 2.30 p. m. tho 12th Inst.
For over fifty yeais, Mrs. West has
lived here, and for many years has
been In poor health. Her husband, the
late Charles M. West, died In '88, which
placed greater responsibilities i upon
her, und the death of her daughter,
Hattle M In October, '91, seemed to
undermine her health still more, How
ever, she bore her sutferlng very pa
tiently, and mado her home here until
last fall, when her sons thought best,
when considering her feebleness und
advanced uge, that she should live with
ono of them, nnd her choice was with
her son, William. Mrn, West, for
muny yeiim was a member of the
Methodist Episcopal church and u great
worker in the Sunday school. She was
a quiet, helpful iielghbor, ever ready
to administer to tlie alck und needy,
kind and' benevolent to those with
whom she associated, and she lived u
beautiful Christian life. In her death
the Bona lose u loving mother; tho
brothers und slater, an affectionate re
lation; tho Methodist Episcopal church,
a zealous I worker; the community, a
consistent Christian woman, The iu
nerai services were held at Royal, tho
Hth Inst., at 2.S0 p, m. Interment was
made in the family plot at Clifford,
Mrs. West was 73 yeurs of age, und Is
survived by three sons, William J of
Royal; Arthur U, of Hamllnton, and
Charles N., of this place; also by two
brothers and one sister,
Rev. Mr. Hooper, the new pastor of
&CJrfie(cl --""' I
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the MethmllBt Protestant church occu
pied the pulpit horo last Sunday morn
ing. He expects to movo his family
hero soon. The retiring pastor, Hov. S.
D. FIsk, was recently chosen president
of tho Methodist conference, and ex
pects to make his home here.
a. a, Holllster, of Scranton, wan a
recent gueBt at tho homo of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs, 13. B, Holllster.
Theatrical
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC Chester 1)0 Vc-nde torn
puny. Afternoon nnd night.
STAR "The Tuxedo Club Buflosriucrs." After
noon ami night,
"Hawk's Hoost."
'I he second week of the engagement of the
Chester lie Vontle company opened yesterday
with the presentation of the four-act drama,
"Hawk's Roost," with Mr. Do Vondc In the rolo
PUZZLE.
the names of four
of Mill Ooldcn. At night, "'llic Bond of Honor,"
a play vviittcu by Mr. lie Vondc, was presented.
The bill for this attcinoon is "Night in New
York" and for tonight "Ten Ton Pool."
Tuxedo Surlesquers.
A Illicit and snappy performance was Riven
jcteiduy at tlie Star theater by tho Tuxedo
Club IluilcMiucif, who opened a three dnvs' en
gagement. Tlie fiist pait of tlie piogrannnG con
sists eiitiicly of an olio which intiodiues several
clever aits including a ic.illy laughable sketch
entitled "A Pleasant Evening," by Hodge, Iliy
vvaid and Lineastei, and a ilivri hong and dance
turn by tlie two Heed Dialers.
'lliere is nlw a novel act by Anulnt.i a won
derful revolving tiapivc pcrfonner, who received
much applaiw. A Inulcaipie entitled "Camping
Out" winds up the cuicitaiiiineiil.
Delia Fox.
TUie i a hieey lot of quaint chaiaclcts in
"The Little Mam'sellc," the new comedy In
which we ate lo sso iieie shortly that delightful
uitiate, Delia Fox. In addition lo tlie roles
plajrd by Miss l'o. licr's t a dual jiait tlicrc
is a scieamingly funny type in an awkward
inaid-of-all-vvoil: who is passionately in love.
An ii.isciblc old country wife, a joung ru-tio
who want-, to be comideied ,i ic.il devlllMi lake,
nnd a host nf other more oi le-.s Inteiestliig per.
ton.igis aie included in this stage fimiiy. MUs
Fox's engagement is for one night onlj, I'll.
daj, M.irili 21, at tlie L.vccum theater.
STAGE NOTES.
Joseph Halt, who U stalling in "I'usy Ciiaud.
pi," has puichoscd the solo lights to ptcscnt a
diamatlzation of the "Poor Little More"
sketches lli.it haw, Lien appealing in the .Sundaj
edition of tlie New Vmk Ilciald.
Tlie play, "I)u ll.ur.i," teuns destined for still
greater public patron ige. Tlie cjiaige lias been
made to Anthony Conmock that u novel of that
name- fioin tlie Trench, just published in New
Voik, is fearfully Imtuoial und should be up
preS'.ed. Olga Xethoisole and (J.-oigo V. Ledcier aie in
(ouespondence witli u view to the lattei's nun
aging the Kngllsh emotional actrcy. on n star
ring tour of the United States no.! season. Mbs
Xethersole will tour the Lnglish piovinces this
spring.
A drama, the title of which may be trans
lated "'Hie Cihl Savage," is making quite a ttir
in Park A tavage ?lrl is caught in tlie wood,
educated and then leturncd 'to her people. Her
learning is found to be a cine nnd leads to tlie
destruction of tlie heroine.
Au?utuA Tlioin&i lm his work mapped out for
him for the ne.st the jeois. Itefore wiling for
Uurope, Cliarlr-i I'rn'inun iigned .i contract with
tho playmight calling lor his ten-Ice tor that
period, nnd one piaj, at leaat, guaianteeil each
&ca:,ou.
Heoit fiom Xew York ay that on tho night
I'llnio Henry appeared at the Metropolitan Opera
llou.o tho receipts weie f7B,01O. Orchestra
chain, biought JU and box teats as high as
?200.
Clara Bloodgood rerelvcd ho much applauso for
her work in "Tho Way of tho World" that i:isic
He Wolfe, the ttar of tho pioductlon, U reported
to have becomo jealous, with the letiilt that the
former will leave the company Mauli 10. Mrt.
SjwiIi Ooncll Lo Moyno will take Mrs, Wood
good's place.
THE MARKET
Wall Street Review.
ow ork, Match IT. Tho general tpeciilatlvo
sentiment In Wall street was a good deal en
touraged by tho Improved condition of the money
outlook as illtclosnl by the J-aturday bank state
ment. It developed, however, duiing tho course
of the day that the professional contingent still
mako up the market to a large extent and very
little following was attracted bv the advuncing
tendency of tho market, Tho principal oeratioiis
aho were inclined to revert to the industrials
and specialties. This was partly due .to the
fact that no relaxation was nppaient in the in
terest latcs. Call loans mled ut 1 per cent,
and over, 'lids was rather convincing coirobor
ution of the supposition that the showing of tha
banks on Saturday was due to n shilling o(
loans to other Institutions rather than to their
cancellation. Amongi.t the flould ttocka and tho
fcoulhwfbtcrns generully there was tome ngieei
incut in a 6how nf strength. A Hopeful feeling
in regaid to tho winter wheat crop, a reported
increase in earnings by Wabatli for tho tecond
week in Mauli and the pievjjenf go.ii over
tho acquisition pf the Western Maryland rail
road all conduced to this sticugth. There was
tome protlt-taklng in Manhattan but it continued
to tliow btrength on laige dealings in common
with the other local tractios. Iljltlmore and
Ohio ond Its related soft coal curlers fhovved
ttiength. Outside of this thu advances in thu
ullrouil lut teemed to be of a special charactei
aj wtie those by the ludilias. Sugai thovved
Increasing strength during the day and rose 2
oer Saturday, Other striking gains were In the
local gas companies, tho electrical c'omnanle,
Continental Tobaccu meferied. Minneapolis Bt.
Paul und Sault Ha Mario preferred and Hut.
land piefcireU. On the other hand tlicrc vera,
laud preferred. On the other hand there weie 4
number of sharp iclaps fioin recent high prices
The liquidation in Amalgamated Copper i ou
tlined very heavy, that stock leading tho list in
point o( activity. Doubt over tho maintenance
of dividends caused tho selling und little support
was accorded it, At mi extieme decline of Wi
tho stock touched (H',J. only about 4 point above
tho lowest recorded price. The la.it pi ice w.i a
(8&A
Y7Wtt&bt
traction higher. The lt prices were generally
below tho best owing to ft movement to take
proflU in the final hour, but tho closing was
alcady. Total Mlea today, 001,300 kharos. Wa
bash debenture ll'S were active nnd strong but
the bond market generally was uthrr quiet nnd
Irregular. Total Rules, par value, ?t,3.),000.
United Plates bonds Were all.fiiehanged on the.
last call.
The following quotations are furnished The
Tribune by Italght k Frcese Co., 3U-313 Mens
llulbling. W. I). Itunyon, manager,
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Atchison ?fl
Atchison, I'r, M&
Halt, k Ohio lMH
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flics, k Ohio 4Vy,
Col. k Boullieri 2T
Col. k Southern, Pr .. 41i
Col. Fuel k Iron
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Chic, Mil. k St. 1
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Manhattan 13."
Metropolitan VVt
Mc.tlcali Central S0VI
Mo. K. k T 21
Missouri Pactllo 100,4
N, Y. Central 1071i
Ont. k Weat 323
Norfolk k Western 50
1'nciHc Mail 3
I'enna. II, 11
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Open.
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. 8.71
High.
8.03
8.88
8.02
8.74
Low.
8.01
8.83
8.80
8.09
Clofe.
8.0.1
8.87
8.01
8.70
March
May .
July .
August
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Quotations All Quotations Based
on Par of 100.
STOCKS. Bid. Asked.
Lachawanna Dairy Co., Pr. 60
County Savings Hank k Trust Co.. 300
First National Bank (Carbondale) 500
Third National Bank 650
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank.. M0
Economy Light. II. k P. Co 4s
First National Bank 1300
Lacka. Tru-1 & Safe Deposit Co.... 103
Clark k Pnover Co., Pr 123
Scranton Savings Bank 500
Traders' National Bank 223
Scranton Bolt k Nut Co 125
People's nam; 135
Scranton Packing Co 33
BONDS.
Scranton Passenger Railway, first
Mortgage, due 1020 115
People's fctrect Railway, tint mort
gage, due 1018 115
People's Street Railway, General
mortgage, due 1021 lis
Scranton Traction 0 per cent 115
Economy Light, Heat k Power Co 07
North Jersey k Pocono Ice Co oj
Consolidated Watir Supply Co 103
Scranton Wholesale Market.
(Conected bv If.
O. Dale, 27 Lichawamia Ave.)
1 lour 4.to.
Beans $2.40.
Butter Frail cieaiueiy,
.lime
eieiniery,
2jc. ; dairy, 22c.
Cheese 12al3c.
Eggs Nearb.v , 10c; western, lie
Peas Per bushel, $1.73.
Potatoes Per buihel, 83c.
Onions Per bushel, $1.00.
Now York Grain nnd Produce Market
New York, March 17, Flour Barely steady
vlth business checked by the decline In vvlieit.
Wheat Spot easy; No. 2 red, Sfle. elevator; No.
2 led, 8Sc, f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Du
1 Lit li, S3c. f. o. b. afloat; options opened firm
and active. Tlie afternoon market turned dull
and weak, closing nt c. net lower; Match closed
80c; May, Fuc; July, S0c; Septembei,
SUc Corn Spot easy; No. 2, CSc. elevator
und GSc. f. 0. b. afloat; options opened firm and
active, later declined and dosed weak at ac
net lower; May clewed 07c. ; July, 60c; Sep
tember, 05c. Oat.- Spot firai; No. 2, C2c;
No. 3. file,; No. 2 white, 51c; No. 3 white,
0.lc. ; track niKed vwtcrn, 52a5.'tc. ; Hack
while, OSaSSc.; firm at llrst, then lower with
othei niaikets. Butter 1'irm; creamery, 21a2Sc;
do, factoiy, 18a21c; cieameiy Iield, la2lc;
icnovated, 17a'2Jc. ; imitation creamery, ISa
21c; state dairy, 20a20c. Cheese Firm; otate
full cream, small early make, fancy colored, 12
ai:ic.; do. white, 12al3c; full cream, largo
fall make, fancy colored, llnl2c,; do, white,
Hal2c. Eggs Aetivo and firm; Mate and Penn
sylvania, 10c. ; western, 10c.; southern, 13al3c.
Chicago Grain and Froduco Market.
Chicago, March 17, Freezing weather in tho
winter wheat country following upon the wami
rains that started growing last week tailed to
scare grain speculators an much as had been
feared. When the beats saw there was no marked
strength on this Influence thev started in late
to hammer tho bulls and succeeded not only in
oveicomlng the caily gains but forced a week
close. Mjy wheat nt the end of tho session had
lost lalc; May corn, o. and May oats li
lc. Provisions started strong but closed 2i
6c. to "UalOo. lower. Cash quotation weie as
follows: Flour Quiet and firm; No. 2 pilng
wheat. 72a70c.j No. 3 red. 82,'ic; No. 2 oats,
43al5c; No. 2 white. 40a48c; No. 3 white,
45a47c; No. 2 i)c 08c; fair to c noire malt
ing, 00a03c; No. 1 llax seed, $1.08: No. 1 noitli
western. 61.72; prime timothy seed, ?1.03j men
poik, $13,21; laid, KO.30aO.32; short ribs aldni,
ljS.23a6.40; dry salted shoulders, 7a7c. ; thort
deal side, If8.00a8.73; whULey, $1.30,
Buffalo Lift Stock JJnrktt.
East Buffalo, March 17, Cattle Receipt, 2,,
730 head; market active, 10al5c, higher for
choice eliipplnir grades with butcher stock, 2ai
3c, higher; choice lo best 6tccr.i, Jo,33.i0.DO;
fancy liniihed quotable. (fl.00i(l,03; good slilp
jira and ctporU, $0,10a0.30; medium, Jl.Oiljt);
good butchcra. $3.50a5.75j light, $1.00.15.40; half
fat, fl.S0-ii.E0; flno fat heifers, ?3.7Ja0; light
to good, rla3.50j flno fat conn, $l,75a3,10; fair
to good, ? 1.25a 1. 03; runners and common, $2.50
at: CNtia fat bulls. $l.rt)a3; thin to good, $d.50.i
4,50; stockers ami feeders, etronger for good
glades; best feeder, ?l,73a1; othcra, fl.3Ial.C0;
slockcin, W.7Bal.40: good freoh rov4. .tionger;
veaN. 3.60a7.73. Hogs Receipts, 10,500 bend;
active, generully Dc, higher; lwt heav.v, fl.5li
0.U); few, 5U.IOJ mixed, fO.JOaii.M; good plg,
W.lOafl.1,1; rough, 1,rSaU htags, Mlal.50. rjheep
and Umta llecelpU, 22,000 head; market 10o.
lower lor lumbaj tlieep atrongcr; bheep, tops,
liiUfd. o.J0.l3.t; colli to good, $la5.:n; Weill
eis, .).ft?a3.00; failings, iM.S3afl.23; top lambs,
SOaC.03; culla to good, ?.75a0.5ii.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, March 17.-Cattle-Rccclpts, 20,000;
actlvo and strong to 10c, higher: good to piiine
stens, I.C0a7.10; poor to medium, l.25.nl. 10;
fctniktri and fccdeis, $-.'.50a3; i-owt, fl,23a3.50;
belfein, if-2.50a3.73j caimeis, 1.25a2,;0; bulls
S.2.30J3; lalvcn, WaO.50; Texan feci ateera, fl.73a0.
llog Itcceipta today, :,000; tomouow, 0,000;
left ovei, 4,500; bulk sold 10c higher: closed
CalOc, oer; mUed nnd butchcis, JaO.50; c,ooi
tu choice heavy, iI.:!.1jU.55; rough heavy, $uad.33;
light, if 0.1(1.25 i bulk of alea, tH.13aU.tfi. Hhcc
Receipt. 14,000; sheep and lamlw, IOjISc, higher;
good to choice wctbera, fl.75a5.t; wtsteui
cheep, ifUSaO; native lambs, ijuii.l.l; vveotc-rn
lambs, 15.li3j0.75.
Oil Marked
Oil City, 1'J., March 17,-Ciedit baianccn, 113;
certltkatci. io bid; nhipmenti, 10.1,011 baneU;
average, 77.5-U barreU urns, 1)0,311 barrels;
uverage, 73,(71 bjrrcls.
This signature is on every bps ot tho genuloi
Laxative Bromo'OuinineTaueu
wiuedy that cure com In owe day.
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
More Than Pour Lines, 3 Cents tor Each Rxtra Line.
For Rent.
I'OR REST Six-room flat with bath, steam heat,
gaa rango and all modern Improvements from
April lt lent reasonable. Call carl). 1'ied O.
Hand, WXl Mulberry street.
llAttSJ l'OIt RENT-$12, April 1st, three box nnd
tlireo single stalls and wash lack, rear nf
.124 Madison avenue. Inquire at 031 Madison ave.
FoU KENT flood, liealthy, aiiperlor, luutrloui
houses, on MadUon and Jclferson avciui.'s
$.10 and ;40. Sec time before renting. Jones,
fill Spruce street,
IJAIUf FOR RENT Apill 1st, llircc box and
three single stalls nnd wash rack, Inquire at
C'14 Madison nvenue, rear of 32t Madison avenue.
FOR. RENT A bemttlfully llnlshcd house of
twelve rooms, all modern cnnvciilenrcn, in
North Park; fine locution. Apply 1028 Electric
avenue. North Park.
FOR RENT Store and bmement for rent, So, 1551
Dickson avenue Mitsonlu building. Inquire
of T, D. Howe.
FOR RENT Stole building for rent In Dickson
Cltj-. Pa. Building 80 feet by 21 feet, cellar
under nil, and second sloiy can be orrangul for
a family, AH In good repair ready for inc. Two
coal breakers and mines close hy employing over
n thousand people. An enterprising mci chant
can get a large trade. Apply to William II.
Richmond. Richmond Hill, .1123 N. Main avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
FOR RENT 111 Dalton, a funiMicd cottage of
nine rooms for the season; one Of the best lo
cations in the town: Ave minutes' walk to sta
tion. Applj to O. W. v' llton, Dalton, Pa.
FOR RENT 02.1 Green I Idgc stieet. eight-room
modern house, steam .icat.
FOR RENT Store room on second floor over 310
Lackawanna iivenue. Plate glass front. In
quire of Krotosky Bros.
Offices for Hcnt.
FOR RENT A few desirable offices, both single
nnd ensulle, in the new addition to the Cou
ncil building.
$15 OFFICES in suite for Doctor, I.vktv In
suiance, Dentist, Contractni, second lloor,
front, opposite Hotel .Terms nsteim lMl ,,asln
and running water convenient conspicuous good
business. Janes, 311 bpiuce ftrcet, v
Purnishcd Rooms.
ROOM FOR RENT All conveniences. Price rea
sonable. Inquire 1.111 Capouse avenue.
FOR RENT One furnished room, witli Improve
ments; also 0110 on third floor, cheap. 027
Adams avenue.
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, modern improve
ments; private family; gentlemen piefcircd,
at 527 Adams avenue.
FOR RENT Furnished front room, with heat,
bath nnd gas; near court bouse; gentleman
prclcrred. Address Room, Box 200.
FOR RENT Furnished room; heat and bath.
025 Linden street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with heat, ras
and, bath, gentlemen preferred, at 530 Adams
avenue.
xor Sale.
w-wwx.
HORSE TOR SALE. Cheap, 0110 road mare, sound,
gentle and good traveler; also saddle. Com
pelled to sell for want of use. Inquire SOU West
.Market stieet, city.
FOR SALE The Best Rubber Tire Runabo.it
Buggy in the city, cheap at M. T. Kellei's
Lackawanna Carriage Works.
PHYSICIANS will find it to their inteiest to call
011 me before purchasing their supplies; ictlr
ing from business. Philip J. Vettci, Diuggist,
41.1 Pcnn avenue, Scranton.
FOR SALE .lust airived with forty hones, good
workers and drivers: weight 1100 to 1.100; can
be fcen at 334 Raymond court. F. M. Cobb.
CARPETS, linoleums nnd oil doth sold every
day 3 o'clock. 503 Lackawanna. Sec auctions.
FOR SALE Fine kindling wood, stove length.
Two dollars big load delivered anywhetc.
Mail orders. Joinings, Central Mines cut. Also
second hand lumber suitable fen- all purposes,
tery cheap.
For Sale -or Kent.
FOR SALE OR RENT Farm of ninety acies good
soil, well watered, good buildings, good trait,
ei miles from Scranlor, one and one-half miles
fiom Clark's Summit. L.ving on tho south side
and joining Summit Lake: .1 line place for pum
mel' home. Price reasonable. Inquire ot M, II.
Coons, Clark's Green.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE At low late and on exsy lei 111s. fine
corner property, upper Green Hldgc; houc
just put into veiy cosv and attiactivc shape;
lot one of the finest in the valley. G. E. Dean,
010 Spruco street.
FOR SALE Hotel property, 845 Capouse avenue.
Inquire David M. Heillv or 114 and llfi Wv
oming avenue, or Thomas P. Dufty, attorney, 40S
Spruce street.
FOR SALE One house and lot, modern Im
provements, nnd two improved vacant lots,
No. 512 North Illakely street, Uunmore, Pa.
Address Albert Jenkins, South Canaan, W.ivne
County, Pa.
FOR SALE Furnished cottage at Lake Henry,
Maplevviod, Pa,, four beds, springs and nut
trees, two stoves, nil kitchen utensils; price
M50. For particulars address R. W. Osland, 50
Westprvelt nvenue, Plalnlleld, N. J,
FOR SALE At Clark's Summit; a pla.-e ot five
acres, house and barn, good fruit; cheap for
rash. Inquire of Mrs. L. Lindsay, 1111 North
Main avenue, city.
Business Opportunity.
bTOCK AND WHEAT TRADERS without delay.
Wiite for our special market letter. Freo on
application. S. M, Hlbbaid k Co., members N.
V, Consolidated and Stock bxchange, 44 and Hi
Broadway, New York. Established 1301, Long
Distance," Phono 23S3 nroad.
Lost.
A VALUABLE silk umbrella, taken from Elm
Park Chutch, Sunday evening In mistake.
Would the person having thu tame, please icturn
it to janitor of the church,
LOST A pearl rosaiy on JcPioii uvenuo nr
Linden street between Pint Place and Bt.
Peter's cathedral, l'luc'cr pleaso return lo J
Piatt Place.
LOST Monday evening, Feb. 17, between Wyo
ming avenue and Washburn street, an oval
biooch containing gentlennn's plctuie. Finder
ple.uo icturn to or notify MUs Parsons, 417 Thir
teenth stieet.
Miscellaneous.
CUT THIS OUT
A M;V departure for tho next 13 dajs jou ran
buy illicit at the factory unit save thiee
profits the Tcnbiouk Rivers Pufect rittlng
Trouseis Company, of 211 Market strict, Phila
delphia, have Just opened the second floor In their
largo factory exclusively for mail order depart
ment, Samples of cloth and self measurement
sent free the following offer is only made for
the next fifteen dava, we vvil make to measure
ou regular $3 men's trousers for 2.73; our reg
ular fd and $8 men's trouscis made to me.i.uro mr
H50 and U. Tiousers made am) sent c. O, 1).
with tho privilege of examining before, paving
for same; salenuu and agents wanted; Ten.
biook Riven, 2I Market street, Philadelphia, pa
BEAUTIFY THE LAWN by wing- Canada tin,
leached liaidvvooil ashes. For gale in any
quantity. 73c. per loo pounds, tleoige SUson, La
Plume, Pa,
Political,
TIURH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT-Po. tho mem.
bens of tin) Republican Standing Commutes
of tho Third LegUlatlvo district:
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of tin
Republican Standing Committee ot the Third
Legislative district of Lackawanna county will
bo held ut the Court House, Huantoit, Pa., 011
Saturday, March. 22, 1002, at 2 o'clock p. 111. A
full attendance ot the committee U earnestly
unucitcd. Hy older of tlie chairman.
OSCAR VVN nrsiciuK.
Attet:-J. 11. WATKIXS. SecroUr).
Scranton, Pa., March 10, 1002.
3
Mora
BRANCH WANT OFFICES.
Want Advertis-monta Will llo
Recelvotl nt Any of tho Follow
ing Drug Storoa Until 10 P. M.
Central City
ALBERT SClltJLTZ. corner Mulberrj
street and Webster avenue.
CIUSTAV PICIIEL. CJO Adams avenue.
Woat Sltlo
GEOROK W. JENKINS, 101 South Main
avenue.
South Scranton 1
FRED L. TEHPPE, 720 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
GEO. W. DAVIS, corner North Main
avenue and Market street.
Green Rldgo
CHARLES P. JONES, 1537 Dickson
nvenue.
r. J. JOHNS, 020 Green Ridge street.
C. LORENZ, corner Washington are
nue and Marlon street.
Petersburg
W. II. KNEPFEL, 1017 Irving avenue.
Uunmore
J. Q. GONE k SON.
Help Wantod Male.
r-"w".-v v VJWV,rt
WANTED-Immcdlalcly; a blacksmith to work
on vvugon work, at .M. I, Keller-s Lackawanna
Carriage Works. I
ANY PERSON v ho will dhttibitto ciirulars for
$3 dally should addle'sfc Standard Co., I Wells,
Chicago.
ACTIVE man to represent lesponslble maimfiu
ttirlng company in resident and neaihy con
ties. Salary $18 per week and expenses, pajablc
weekly; absolutely no canvassing. Permanent
position; splendid opportunity tor advancement.
Refeicnces lequiicd. Address Manufjittiic, 723
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, pa.
TRUSTWORTHY oung man for office position,
this city: .20 weekly; experience unnece"ary,
but good refeicnces anil flftv ilullais deposit ie
quiicd. Wlmbrougli, 50 North Sixth, Phlla,
WANTED Salesman for Carpet De
partment; young man to sell
Wall Paper and Shades, also Sign
Writer. Apply, Jonas Long's Sons.
CANVASSERS WAN! El) to solicit subscriptions
1 for The Tribune; liberal commissions al
lowed; only active men desired; those with ex
perience preferred. Apply at Business Managei's
office, Scranton Tribune.
Help Wanted Female.
AN EXPERIENCED laundress wanted at tin
Model Laundry, Dunmorc,
WANTED A young lady stenogiapher and t.vpe
wiiter in un insuiance office. One who un
derstands something about liookkeeeping pie
fened. Give references, state amount of experi
ence and wages expected, "Dcmmoie," Lock
Box 70, Knanton, Pa.
LADY CANVASSER wanted to solicit subscrip
tions for The Tiibune; good commission of
feted with a fair guarantee for fhst-daas woikcr.
Apply personally at Business Manager's oftlte,
Scranton Tribune.
Agents Wanted.
AGENTS, ATTENTION Do ou want something
good, tellable nnd highest piy? Come and see
me; ladies and gentlemen, W, II. Whllmoio, Villi
Ofpouse nvenue, cltj, ,
WANTED Agents, both sex. in Sci anion. Green
Itidge, Providence, Piicchurg, Pcckvlllc, Car
bondale, etc. Light work; good salaiy. Call or
address Manigcr, Room 1. Raub Building, 427
Spruce tlicct, Scranton, Pa.
Boarders Wanted.
PRIVATE FAMILY wishes to have. two nl-q men
to. board, Geiiran or English. Call any tlma
alter Thuisday. All conveniences, S07 Harrison
avenue.
Wanted Rooms and Board.
WANTED Tw-i communicating 1001ns with boird,
private family picfeued. Two ladles and .1
gentleman. State full paillculais. Address C.
II. I)., Tribune olftce.
Wanted.
WANTED Chains to lepair and iceanu; send pos
tal to James Puvnc or 'phono John Hawks,
124S Providence road. Old 'phone 111-3, Giccn
Ridge.
Wanted To Rent.
WANTED Two or threo iiiuhJit'il moms inline
dlately for light housekeeping. Hefeiineo ex
changed. Address M. B., Trillium ultice, el'y.
COTTAGE wanted to lent for the summer tea
son; plainly lurnlshed with good waler. near
station. Clark's Summit, Cilctiburn or Hilton -nuthtng
faicy in iuniishing or pi lie. Addicss
Cottage, Tribune nttlcc.
WANTED ROOMS For two adults, three or foul
loom-., (mulshed or unfurnished for veiy
light liouw keeping. Ilisi Itooi pretnicd. Addict
M. 11., Tribune ofllcc.
WANTED Furnished house or four or tin- looms
fur housekeeping. Addicss A, G. E., Tiibune
oflice,
Wanted To Buy.
WANT TO buy a geneial stoic, cllv 01 rouutiv,
for cash. Addicss Opportunity, laic of frib.
line olllce.
Auction.
20.000 YARDS CARPETS, oil clotli and mattin.'s.
one ton table silvcrwuic, cine car load lini'ii
slieets, tabic cloths, napkins, pillow cases, to.vols,
a.UOO palls fanry lace iui tains. Many other things
too nuineious lo mention. At auction, 120 Wash
ington avenue, opposite Council building. Sales
10 a, m., 2 and 7 p. m.
CUMMINGS IlltO-., Auctlouciis.
Money to Loan,
I5C0, 1,000, 11,000, laigv-v amounts at the and
six per int. Rcctt, Attoiuc), 1012 .Meais
Building.
ANY AMOUNT OP MONkT TO LOAN-Quick!
alraight loans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to 0 per cent. Call on N, V, Wsller,
3U-315 Council building.
Found,
FOUND-Poikctbopk. Inqulie (.'. E. l'lillllps, 117
PitUtou avenue.
Storage.
STORAGE
Dry, clean and modern up-to.
il.ite stoijge: separate looms;
individual key; elevator. An
Ideal stoiago
gQattr 11
traPRr.r
household I'ffeils. etc, Tlilrly
separate tor
ioiiu. Scranton storage 10m.
puny, i
a i enue.
Rhoumatism.
RHEUMATISM All tiartlcs that wU,h ran be
pcedlly and permanently cured ot all va
rieties of Rhcuuiatlsiii by a vegetable compound,
lutes guaranteed. Inquire or addicss J. E. Tay
lor, Scranton,
SITUATIONS
WANTBD
FRBE.
DIRECTORY:
insertions 25 Cents
Tin l Pour Llnei, 6 Cent for Uch tlitr Mm.
Qttuntions Wanted.
SITUATION" WANTED-Ilv rmnrrlahlo rntnr.,1
man as pot let, private coaehmon or driving'
for doctor or ofllrc work. Address B. A.. .11
Petm avenue.
SITUATION WANTE1)-Ily mlcldle aged ivomar"
ns housekeeper In vviclovvcr's family. Call or
address M. J,, 117 South Rebecca avenue, city.
WANTED A thoroughly practical ond experienced
business man desires emplovment! familiar
with office work nnd a good salesman, and ad
vertlsemcnt writer"; best reference. Addrcxs A.
. Johnson, Ueneral Delivery, Scranlon.
A YOUNG person vvouhl like bather's washing to
lake home. Address 300 South Ninth street.
SITUATION WANTED by a young man, 10 v cats'
old; would like to work In a stnro or loam
n trade. .1. M 101 lllvef- street, Scranlon.
SITUATION WANTEI)-By young man, "with a
few years' experience, as bookkeeper. Can
give references. Address F. ,t. Zettcrmin, 427
Lackawanna avenue.
SITUATION WANTED Position ns cniltlrr or
bookkeeper, by voting lady with experience:
best teferencesj salary moderate. Address, 1311
Jackson street,
LEGAL.
APPLICATION FOR DISCIIAROE.-Notlro is
hereby given that Joseph It. Gunstcr, as
signee, tor the benefit of tho creditors of the
Scranton City Bank, has applied far a discharge
of himself ns i-Hlgneo nnd the sureties on Ii'h
bond. A rule has been granted by court to show
cause why such discharge shall not be granted,
icturnable April 7, 1(K2. at I) o'clock . in..
WELLES k TOHREY,
Attorneys for Assignee.
IN RE: F.state of William Edgar, late of the
City of Ovvego, County of Tioga, and State
of New York, deceased.
Letters testamentaty having been granted to
tin; undersigned on the above estate, all persons
having claims or demands against the same will
please present them for payment, and all tho-u
indebted thereto, will make immediate pay
ment lo
WILLIAM A. EDGAR, .
DAN POWELL.
Executors.
CHARLES W. DAWSON,. Attorney.
ESTATK of Joseph Ober, late of the City of
Scranton, Lackawanna County, Pcnnvl
vanla, deceased.
Letters testamentary upon the above named
estate have been granted to the undersigned.
All pcisons having claims against the saute will
present them for pavnicnt and all prisons in
debted thereto will please made immediate pay
ment to BARBARA OBER,
Executrix.
BEERS k G11AM11S, Attorneys.
NOTICE 1s hereby given that a meeting of the
stockholders of the The Title Ouarantv and
Trust Company, of Scranton, Pcnn., will be held
at the office of the company, 135 Washington ve
nue, Scrnnton, Pennsylvania, on May 17, at 10.SO
a. m., lo take action on approval or disapproval
of the proposed increase of capital stock of said
company from $300,000 la $750,000.
RALPH S. HULL, Secretary.
IN RE: DISSOLUTION of the New York. Wyoni
' Ing and Western Railroad company Notice is
hereby given that the application of tlie New
York, Wyoming and Wcstein Railroad company,
a corporation Incorporated under the laws of the
commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for a decree of
dissolution, will be heard by the court ot com
mon picas of Lackawanna county, on Monday,
the 31st day of March, 1002, at D o'clock a. 111.
of said day; and that unless cause to the con
trary be shown at or befotc that time a decree
of dissolution of the said corporation will then
be entered by tlie court.
BEERS k GRAMBS, Attorney!.
PROFESSIONA L.
Certified Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULDING. 23 TRADERS BANK
Building, and St. Paul Building, New York.
Architects.
EDWARD II. DAVIS. ARCHITECT, CONNELfj
Building.
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCH. B., REAIi
Estate Exchange Bldg.. 128 Washington ave.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
II. L. HARDING. COO CONNELL BUILDING.
Dentists.
dr: C. E. EILENBERGER, pauli building.
Spruce stieet, Scranton.
DR. C. O. LAUBACH. 113 WYOMING AVENUE.
Lawyers.
THANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Rooms 12, 14, 10 and 18 Burr Building. '
D. D. REPLOOLE. ATTORNEY LOANS NEQO
tlated on real estate security. Mears Building,
corner Washington avenuo and Spruco street.
WILLARD, WARREN k KNAPP, ATTORNliYI
and counsellora-at-lavv. Republican Building,
Washington avenue,
JESSUP k JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND COUN
seHoi8.at.laiv. Commonwealth Building, Booms
10, 20 and 21.
UDNVAJP ,V- THAYER. ATTORNEY.
003.004, oth floor. Mears building.
ROOM!
L' A. WATflHS, ATTORNEV-AT-LAW, BOARD
of Trade Building. Scranton, Pa.
PATTP'SON' A- WILCOX. TRADER'S NATIONA
Ran!; Building '
C. COMEGYS. 013 REPUBLICAN BUILDING.
A'.,v.,.Bi:iF,I0LIi'' orncu moved to no.
all Wyoming avrn'i",
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. W. V. ALLEN,
avrnue.
31J NORTH WASIIINO'10.1
Bit. B. W. L'AMOREAUX, OFFICE 330 WASH
Ington aveiiu?. Residence, 1318 Mulbcriy.
Chronic diseases, lungs, heart, kidneys and
genllo-urlnaiy organs a specialty. Hours. 1
to 4 n. in,
Osteopathy.
OR. II. G. EV.V.S OSTEOPATH, 120-8 WW.
ington avenue. Cliionlo and nervous diicuj)
a specialty. Consultation free. s
Instruction Musical.
P. C. PEFSEII, McS, llAaTTincIlTfiliriiF
voice Cultuie, Harmony, Counterpoint ran,1
Composition, Compositions coirectcd andfie
vised for publication. 3.1 New- Yoil: street,
Hotels and Restaurants. t
THE ELK CAFE. 121 AND 127 FRANKLhTaVE
nue. Rates reasonable.
P. Zli:aLF,R, Proprietor.
ECRANTOV HOUSE, NEAR D.. L. k W. PA9
senger detut. Conducted on the Europo
n,an' .. VICTOR KOCH. ProprleUt.
Scavenger. '
A. B. DRir.as'cLKANS PIlTvY VAUIT8 iNl)
cess pools; in ors only Improved pumps llltd.
A, II. Brlggi, proprietor. Leave orders --HOC
North Main avenue, or F.icko's drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulberry. Both telephones.-.
Seeds,
G, R, CLARKE k CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NUJtS-f-rjmen,
store 201 Washington avenue; gets a
houses, 1030 North Main avenue; lioro tcl
phont, J82. -
Wire Screens,
JOSEPH KUETTEL. REAR oil LAOKA. AVB.,
Scranton. Pa,, manufacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
also ladle wjl,u. LouIm Shoemaker, 212
Adams avenue.
MEOAROEE BROS,, PRINTintb' SUPPLIES, EN
vclopes, paper bags, twine, Wureiioiui, 134
Washington avenue, Scrauton, Pa.
THE W1LKEBBABHE RECORD CAN BE (AD
in Scranton at the news stands ot ReUmau
Bios., 400 t'pruce and 503 Linden; M. Norton,
322 Lackawanna, avenue; I. 8. Scltutier, 211
.Eoruce street
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